McKinley’s Imperialism Theory and Hawaii Policy
The piece reviews the lineage of American imperialism from Polk to McKinley, noting how leaders justified expansion. It cites McKinley’s kneeling prayer for guidance and presents Hawaii annexation debates, with Cleveland’s Blount inquiry and the shift to joint resolution annexation during the Spanish War.
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Washington
Harrison
Senate
Grover Cleveland
James Blount
Hawaii
Blount
Cleveland
Texas
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wilson Andy. Coolidge
Apology for Britain questions Baldwin disarmament stance
The piece critiques Prime Minister Baldwin's Canada visit and disarmament rhetoric. It argues the push toward disarmament risks increasing unemployment in England's iron and steel sectors, calling battleship building a makework policy that fails to revive industrial health and risks worsening tax burdens.
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England
Sheffield
Tyne
Clyde
Baldwin
Sheffield Rolling Mills
Hindeburg to England visit proposal stirs London
A London weekly suggests inviting President Hindenburg for a formal visit to Britain with a reciprocal trip by King George to Berlin. The piece lauds Hindenburg’s leadership and contrasts British and German attitudes while noting his wartime record and restrained temperament.
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Hindenburg
England
London
George
Berlin
Times
Europe
Hindy
Tardieu Attacks United States Over War Loans
Former French high commissioner in the U S and current cabinet member Andre Tardieu accuses America of insisting France repay wartime loans. He seeks premier influence by appealing to patriotic voters and telling the Yankees that France does not owe repayment.
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Ndre Tardieu
France
United States
Poincaire
Sam
Tardieu
Air and aviation ideas and public concerns from a past era
A wide-ranging column surveys air education in Canada and the U S A suggesting an all-American Great Lakes to ocean canal. praises air awareness in Berlin schools. jokes on photography deception and fatness. reports a fatal wolf attack on O W Holton’s son. criticizes dangerous noncaged dogs. notes Bolshevik taxes on lamas. muses on eye brows, politics, Ford tractors, Coolidge photos, and beauty spending.
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Quebec
St. Lawrence
New York
New England
Canada
Great Lakes
Ocean
Fasting and Chronic Disorders Reviewed for Digestive Relief
The article argues fasting benefits digestion by resting the stomach and bowels. It claims chronic liver, gall bladder, and lung conditions improve with fasting, noting increased red cells and reduced white cells in sputum. It also cites relief of catarrh and asthma after several days of fasting.
New York Food Poll and Fifth Avenue Oddities Spotlight
In New York Aug 19 restaurant patrons name corned beef and cabbage as a favorite with ham and eggs close behind. The piece then tours Fifth Avenue noting two unmarried Wendell sisters in a centuries old brick yard near elite shops, guarding tradition amid modern bustle and famous fashions.
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New York
Rodunk
Sauk Center
Fifth Avenue
Stoge
42Nd Street
Answers on learning age and electrical queries
Frederick J. Haskin answers readers questions on whether fifty is too old to learn a foreign language and if a small electric fan uses more electricity than a large one in an hour. He explains learning ability peaks around twenty with slow decline later, and that fan current is determined by motor and voltage, not fan size.
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Washington
Cleveland
McKinley
Latin America
Calvin Coolidge
Philippines
White House
Christ
Spain
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Lil
Thorndyke
A. Pr. A
Abie
American Protective Association
Information Bureau advertises free public inquiries
The Athens Messenger lists its Information Bureau offering plain questions for two postage stamps. It notes the bureau provides information only and will not give legal medical or financial advice or settle domestic issues. Send full name address and two cents for return postage to Washington, D. C. director.
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Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Inquirer
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Masekin
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